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Former president Trump is on his way to Grand Rapids, a Grand Haven man has pleaded guilty to a cyber crime involving mPerks, a look at the Creston Neighborhood Association, and more state and West Michigan news.
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The Michigan Supreme Court ruled Tuesday it was unethical for a judge and the prosecutor to have off-the-record discussions during a trial, but the misconduct was not enough to order a new trial
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A new state report on Michigan’s court system is highlighting how its approach to juvenile justice changed in 2023.
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Many Michigan residents may be unknowingly eligible for a disability benefit, GRPS is hosting an information session about the new Southeast Careers Pathway, there’s a new drug showing up in overdose deaths, and more.
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The case before the court concerned William Neilly, who, at age 17 was part of a group of four people that killed another teenager in an attempted armed robbery
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The MEDC announces a slew of business awards for the state, Plainfield Charter Township is hosting a public meeting about M-44 construction, local entrepreneurs from Start Garden are semi finalists for the Black Ambition Prize, and more.
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The court set a new standard on when police can treat a person as a suspect
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One of the most anticipated decisions from the Michigan Supreme Court will determine the fate of the state’s minimum wage and earned sick leave laws.
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Charges against an election worker who allegedly copied voter names were dismissed in April
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The Michigan Supreme Court will consider whether to ban automatic life prison sentences for people who were 19 or 20 years old when they were involved in a major crime.